Ten Online Gambling Licenses Remain Up For Grabs In Pennsylvania, Who Wants Them?
With the exclusivity window for PA casinos to buy iGaming licenses closed, outside entities may now apply. Who might get involved?
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New Report Details A Hectic Fiscal Year 2017/18 For Pennsylvania Gaming Regulators
The PA Gaming Control Board had a busy Fiscal Year 2017/18, but also one marked by the continued success of the casino industry.
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Parx And Penn National Get The Green Light To Offer Sports Betting, Which Could Go Live In November
A bevy of PA casinos were approved today to offer a mix of online gaming and sports betting in the Commonwealth during a meeting of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB).
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Valley Forge Makes The Most Of Its New Open-Door Policy In September With Another Impressive Gain
Slot machine revenue at PA casinos was up slightly year-over-year in September, with gaming venues combining for a total take of $196,209,618.
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Penn National To Invest Heavily In Pennsylvania Sports Betting; Online Plans In The Works
During a recent PGCB hearing on gaming license renewal, Penn National revealed several details of its sports betting plans.
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NetEnt Announces Its Entry Into The PA Online Gambling Market, While Opening Up Its Company Site To Affiliates
NetEnt, an elite slot and table game producer, announced that it has applied for a license to operate in the Keystone State market.
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The Meadows And Lady Luck Suffer In August, But 2018 PA Casino Revenue Is Now In The Billions
Ahead of legalized sports betting and online gambling, Pennsylvania’s land-based casino industry is showing positive signs.
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With Boyd Gaming’s Purchase Of Valley Forge Complete, Is A FanDuel-Branded PA Sportsbook On The Way?
Boyd Gaming’s purchase of Valley Forge is complete, but will execs pay the $10 million licensing fee to offer sports betting through FanDuel?
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Fantasy Revenue In Pennsylvania Just A Drop In The Bucket Compared To Sports Betting Potential
PA fantasy contest operators generated less than $1 million in August, a far cry from what NJ sportbook operators pulled in.
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Which Other PA Casinos Will Opt Into Sports Betting? Probably The Majority Of Them
Only two casinos have thus far paid the $10 million sports betting licensing fee. Here’s a run-down of which operators we think will be next.
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